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iGeneration - Humane Use of Technology in an AI world (Pedagogy & Digital Innovation)
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Teaching and learning in the Digital Age - meeting the pedagogical challenges of digital learning and innovation for the iGeneration.
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Dr. Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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Get ready for VR to be a hot topic as more than 1 million New York Times subscribers get Google Cardboard. Also: YouTube's Android app now supports VR video, and Samsung Gear VR prepares to land next month. 
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Yesterday, at Google's IO conference, Google showed off the future of virtual reality -- and it isn't all made up of cardboard. This is surprising, because Google's previous ventures into the space have been, well, a little half hearted. Don't get me wrong: Google Cardboard, a minimalist VR shell for smartphones is undeniably neat -- but its limitations…
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Olivia Luxford's curator insight,
May 31, 2021 5:19 AM
Virtual Reality (VR) offers an active experience that promotes student engagement and deeper learning. It inspires students' creativity and motivates them to explore new academic interests. Furthermore, VR can be used to foster empathy and cultural competence in our students. An example of using VR in a science lesson would be to understand the respiratory system. Using 3D and 360 degree VR explanations, students will understand that whilst breathing many gaseous exchanges are occurring in the lungs. For example, visuals of how glucose is broken down to produce carbon dioxide and water. During this process energy is released which is captured by the ATP molecule. Understanding the respiratory system through VR will help the student to remember and recall information.
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Google Virtual Reality Expedition Program - Google’s Expeditions Pioneer Program was launched earlier this year, providing students
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If you haven't been paying attention to the technology world recently, than you may have missed a new technology that's pretty exciting called virtual reality. It's at the forefront of the video game world in a big way, and it's rapidly creeping into other places as well. The use cases for VR are wide-reaching, and…
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With Oculus VR and the Samsung Gear pushing the very limits of what you can cram on your face to see things in 3D, the Google Cardboard project is a…
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Unless you’ve just woken up from a two year coma, you’ve probably heard a lot of hype about the virtual reality and the Oculus Rift -- enough that you’re probably sick of it. Well, too bad, because I’m here to tell you, without hesitation, that the future of virtual reality is here now. It works,…
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